Pons de Mont-Saint-Jean

Pons de Mont-Saint-Jean (around 1180- February 23, 1230.) who will marry: Helvide de Diges or Helvise de Toucy in 1201. Then second marriage in 1209 to Sybille de Noyers who died in 1219.

Family

“The Charny Genealogy.” Dorothy Crispino.” <PDF>. Page 19-20

Ponce de Mont-Saint-Jean, seigneur of Charny, Salmaise, Noidan (C 138), Thorey-sous- Charny in 1222 (C 586), was the third son of Hugues II de Mont-Saint-Jean and Elisabeth de Vergy (C). Ponce received Charny and part of Chastel-Sansoy; he contributed to the construction of the church (consecrated in 1172) of the Abbey of La Bussiere. In November 1228, his wife and son Hugues consent to his donation to St. Hypolite de Corbeton (P1). In 1257, dau. Elisabeth de Charny, dame de Thil, donates to the church of St. Thibaut (A, Co). Ponce married Sybille de Noyers, daughter of Clerembaut, seig. of Noyers, and Alix de Brienne (A). Their son was:

Hugues de Charny, son of Ponce and Sybille, seig. of Pierrefitte, Montbutois, Arcy, Châtel-Censoir (Chastel-Sansoy/Sensoy), Lugy (C 127), living in 1252, mar. Mabile (A). Not living in 1272. Their son was:

Jean de Charny, son of Hugues and Mabile, living in 1314 (C), living in 1318 (A), mar. Marguerite de Joinville, dau. of Jean de Joinville, biographer of King Saint Louis, and Alix de Reynel (D 176).